Queen Esthers Camp Trip Near Camp Meeting
Members of the Queen Esther Circle of the M. E. church planned a church camp from Monday to Friday guided by leader Ms. Donald Ciaston. The group, including Jane Brown and others, will join with neighbors for an outdoor experience and fellowship during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
Queen Esther Circle
M. E. Church
College Springs
Donald Ciaston
Ensiar
Oujing Ayn
Jane Brown
Deni
Dares Catlest
Dyien Siarelly Eider
Local families gather for weekend visits and picnics in Pattsburg and nearby towns
A jumble of names and places shows residents visiting relatives in Lincoln Mississippi and Nebraska. Social notes mention outings to Waubonsie Park, trips to Carty Iz and Dako, and weekend stays with kin in Tincoln Hamburs and Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattsburg
Cecil Robertson
Joe Robertson
Jase Coster
Ira Tram
Tincoln
Zoe Wilson
Hamburs
Q. K. Wadhams
F. E. Wadhamms
Cartyiz
Jack Wadano
W. F. Utterback
Anos
James
Loja Ng
This Wei
Eleanor Cuytin
Grand Isand
Nebr
Par Brockle
John Wyiznt
Eir
Emma
Egar Janam
Jo Olver Barrand
Aml
Wathan Reeves
Thame
Any
Dees Rogers
D Jenkins Io Nebre
Severe storm hits Hamburg area with widespread damage
The Hamburg Reporter notes two severe storms caused extensive damage in southwestern town, cutting electric power for hours, uprooting trees and injuring wires. June proves unusually wet with repeated storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Hamburg
Recall of early American history and California missions talk
In a letter, Wilks Rogers reflects on an April meeting with Secretary Wallace, a funeral in La Jolla for a friend, and a discussion of 18th century events. He contrasts colonial independence with present issues, mentions Mission and Indian history, and notes the reverence shown to missions by officials and their historic role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hile
Aprieuiure
Wallace
Caniamia
England
Washington
Delaware
Paul Hevere
West Side
Uncle Sam
Junipere Serta
Retary Wotlaer
Juan
Orahd
Los Angeles
Pothago
Rice farming methods in the Philippines and Orient use traditional practices
A report notes that rice in the Philippines follows centuries old methods from the Orient with minimal machinery. It states power threshers are few and most farming relies on planting harvesting and threshing by hand, reflecting long established techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Orient
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Herman Wikiberner
Bratur
Hansbure
Jape
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Neika City
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Burlington
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Nebraska City
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Vern Wale
Fort Mordan
Cole
Summeyer Bar
Park
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Moses Lars
Owen
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Percival News
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East Man
Torok
Tims
Ron Fi
Iime
Hood
JA. L. Wanamaker
Chillicote
Missouri
W. L. Wanamaker
Fi! Peta
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Sidney
Tar Wo
Bala
Fats
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Roberta Reese
Daventer
J. ¥. Reese
Miss Reese
Manny
Fanpral
Menoon
Griswold
Grisweld
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Gentle Julia
Wilks Rogers
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Aly
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Joe Nics
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MIQHE
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Atninbury
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Phyllsands
Mr. Willard
Walter
Wayne
Wayne Chick Starter
Pelvex
Square Deal Produce Co
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